Study of Floods Using Social Media in Context of India
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https://doi.org/10.32628/IJSRSET24118036Keywords:
Flood Management, Real-Time Data, Social Media Analysis, Disaster Management, Hydrological ModelsAbstract
Floods, among the most devastating natural disasters, cause significant loss of life, property, and economic stability worldwide. Traditional flood management approaches, including hydrological models and satellite imaging, provide critical insights but often lack the real-time responsiveness and granular detail needed for effective disaster management. Social media, as a ubiquitous platform for communication, offers a novel avenue for collecting and analyzing real-time data during floods. This study explores the potential of leveraging social media data for flood analysis, focusing on its applications, methodologies, and associated challenges.
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